Triumph of Qatar. Binding provisions for the UAE before the International Court of Justice

The International Court of Justice has ruled that the UAE has been committing violations of property and property of Qatar on its territory since June 5, 2017.

The court issued binding decisions, including the reunification of mixed Separate Qataris and Emirates and allow Qatari students to finish their studies at UAE universities after being refused, or allow them to obtain their educational documents if they wish finish their studies elsewhere.

The Court also ordered the UAE to authorize Qatari nationals

The Court declared prior to the adoption of these provisions that Qatar had offered to negotiate the implementation of the Convention against discrimination, but the UAE has not responded to this request.

The court found that the measures taken by the UAE since June 5, 2017 targeted only the Qataris, who are part of the racial discrimination.

In his commentary, the jurist Saad Jabbar considered these provisions as a legal and moral victory for Qatar. ] Doha progressed on June 11 Zairan al – 'Abd asked the International Court of Justice to have "committed discriminatory measures against the Qataris, which led to violations of human rights". man".

Qatar declared that the UAE deprived Qatari companies and individuals of their property and deposits

The Qatari case also mentioned the expulsion of all Qataris from the UAE and their entry or transit on their territory. territory, as well as the closure of the offices of Al Jazeera media network and the closure of its airspace and its ports in Qatar and its people 2] After the outbreak of the Gulf crisis in June 2017, the UAE expelled a group of all Qataris and forbade them to enter or cross its territory. Qatar therefore asks the International Court of Justice that "the United Arab Emirates surrender their rights to Qatari nationals", as well as compensation for damages.

The national file is based on the 1965 International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. International conventions on human rights, with Qatar and the UAE signatories.